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fix(pt): select device before loading torch ops - #5612
Select the rank-local GPU before PyTorch availability queries and custom-op loading can create a default context. All six PT/PT-exportable model initialization paths use the shared helper.
GPU capability comes from the linked LibTorch: CUDA libraries or its torch_hip target. When DeePMD's toolkit is disabled, GPU LibTorch selects the device through its generic device registry without CUDA/HIP headers. CPU-only LibTorch retains its Torch fallback even when DeePMD is configured with a GPU toolkit.
Validation:
Fresh toolkit-disabled GPU LibTorch native build: six isolated helper/model initialization probes selected GPU 1 and left GPU 0 without a primary context. The focused C++ suite passed 12 tests (one CPU-only test skipped) on two Slurm GPUs; the CPU build passed 11 tests (one GPU-only test skipped).
Nine CMake configuration cases passed across CPU/CUDA/ROCm toolkits and CPU/CUDA/HIP LibTorch capabilities.
Fresh TensorFlow/PyTorch CPU native build and an executable CPU-only LibTorch fallback check passed.
Fresh CUDA native build on Slurm node n2 with two GPUs. In separate processes, the helper and all five model initialization paths selected visible GPU 1, loaded the custom-op library, and left GPU 0 without a primary context. The model-path probes stopped at an intentionally absent archive; a Torch allocation then confirmed the current runtime device remained GPU 1.
ROCm capability was tested at configure time; no physical ROCm runtime was used.
Ruff, formatting, whitespace checks, and commit hooks passed.
Re-review found that NativeSpinPTExpt still bypassed the shared preselection helper. a1c1d35 fixes that sixth path: reject unsupported file_content first, select the rank-local device, then load exportable operators. The master integration preserves its caller-stream support.
Current local validation: nine CMake capability cases passed; NativeSpinPTExpt.cc, DeepPotPTExpt.cc and DeepTensorPT.cc compiled with GCC 13.3 and real PyTorch 2.13 CPU headers/libraries; an executable preselect_torch_device(7) probe returned gpu_id=0 and gpu_enabled=false on CPU-only LibTorch. Full Ruff 0.16 lint/format and whitespace checks passed. The earlier GPU measurements above cover the original five paths; this new NativeSpin path has not been rerun on GPU. Full CI and GPU context verification remain required.
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GPU runtime compatibility follow-up
Commit 8a684e4 rejects CUDA toolkit + HIP LibTorch and ROCm toolkit + CUDA LibTorch at configure time, so early device selection uses the same runtime as LibTorch. CPU-only LibTorch, no-toolkit builds and matching GPU combinations remain supported.
All nine configuration combinations pass their expected outcomes; the two mismatches fail before this fix. An independent reviewer repeated the matrix and verified the actual PyTorch 2.11/2.13 CMake exports. The real CPU native configuration and preselection executable still pass. Ruff, formatting and cmake-format 0.6.13 pass. Actual CUDA/HIP execution and fresh-process primary-context observation remain unverified locally.
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Bug Fixes
Improved PyTorch GPU selection across supported CUDA and ROCm configurations, including choosing a device based on the process’s GPU rank.
PyTorch Exportable model initialization now reports an error when given in-memory model content, which is not supported.
Tests
Added checks for CPU-only GPU fallback, GPU device selection, and handling of unsupported in-memory model content.
Preselect the CUDA/HIP device from the rank-local GPU before PyTorch CUDA queries or torch custom-op loading can create a default-device context. This avoids each MPI rank leaving an unused context on GPU 0 in multi-GPU LAMMPS runs.
Fixesdeepmodeling#4171
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The change adds Torch GPU capability detection and shared device preselection for PyTorch model initialization. Experimental PyTorch initialization now checks in-memory content before operator loading. Tests cover capability detection, device selection, and unsupported in-memory content.
CMake now detects CUDA and generic Torch GPU support separately. PyTorch backend targets and tests receive the generic GPU capability definition. A CMake integration test checks detection across mocked toolkit and runtime combinations.
Adds torch_has_gpu_support() and preselect_torch_device(). PyTorch initialization paths use the helper to set GPU ID and availability. Tests cover CPU-only and GPU device selection.
Experimental model content validation source/api_cc/src/DeepPotPTExpt.cc, source/api_cc/src/DeepSpinPTExpt.cc, source/api_cc/src/NativeSpinPTExpt.cc, source/api_cc/tests/test_deeppot_ptexpt.cc, source/api_cc/tests/test_deeppot_dpa_ptexpt_spin.cc
Experimental PyTorch initialization rejects non-empty in-memory content before operator loading or device setup. Tests verify the unsupported-loading error for potential and spin models.
deepmodeling/deepmd-kit#6110: Both changes use the PyTorch GPU capability build contract. That PR uses the CUDA capability definition for CUDA canonical-graph compilation.
Suggested labels:bug, Core, CUDA, ROCM
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Merge Risk: Low · up to a1c1d
Mixed CUDA/HIP toolkit and LibTorch configurations can select the wrong rank-local GPU. Matching-runtime configurations have no established blocking defect; merge with awareness of this limitation and follow up on isolated GPU-context regression coverage.
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[#4171] Requirement: in multi-GPU LAMMPS runs with MPI, each rank must avoid creating VRAM use on GPUs it does not compute on. The issue reports this for TensorFlow 2.15.2 with LAMMPS 29Aug2024. The P…
Either (a) extend the rank-local GPU selection to the TensorFlow backend, so that each rank restricts TensorFlow session device visibility to its assigned GPU before TensorFlow creates devices, and add a TensorFlow multi-GPU LAMMPS or C++ p…
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The changed PyTorch files and tests connect to rank-local device selection. The LibTorch GPU-capability detection in cmake/torch_gpu_support.cmake and source/api_cc/CMakeLists.txt defines DEEPMD_TORCH…
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The changed PyTorch files and tests connect to rank-local device selection. The LibTorch GPU-capability detection in cmake/torch_gpu_support.cmake and source/api_cc/CMakeLists.txt defines DEEPMD_TORCH_HAS_GPU. The shared helper preselect_torch_device in commonPT.h uses it. The per-path edits in DeepPotPT, DeepPotPTExpt, DeepSpinPT, DeepSpinPTExpt, DeepTensorPT, and NativeSpinPTExpt replace inline CUDA device logic with the helper. They also move device selection before operator loading. The NativeSpinPTExpt change in a1c1d35 uses the same helper and ordering. The file_content rejection in DeepPotPTExpt, DeepSpinPTExpt, and NativeSpinPTExpt runs before device selection and operator loading. It is a behavior change, but it sits within the same initialization ordering. The added tests cover CPU fallback, rank-based selection, and the in-memory rejection. The TensorFlow files are not changed by this PR, so they are not out-of-scope changes. The lack of TensorFlow changes is covered by the linked-issue assessment.
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[#4171] Requirement: in multi-GPU LAMMPS runs with MPI, each rank must avoid creating VRAM use on GPUs it does not compute on. The issue reports this for TensorFlow 2.15.2 with LAMMPS 29Aug2024. The PR changes only PyTorch paths: DeepPotPT, DeepPotPTExpt, DeepSpinPT, DeepSpinPTExpt, DeepTensorPT, NativeSpinPTExpt, and shared helper/CMake files. The reviewed head still contains the TensorFlow device path in source/api_cc/src/DeepPotTF.cc. That path calls DPGetDeviceCount and DPSetDevice(gpu_rank % gpu_num) before session creation. The PR does not change it, and the PR reports no TensorFlow probe. The reported PyTorch probes show that the PyTorch paths select GPU 1 and leave GPU 0 without a primary context. They do not show that the reported TensorFlow scenario is fixed. Thus the reported TensorFlow requirement is unmet by this PR. The NativeSpinPTExpt follow-up now applies the same ordering as the other PyTorch paths. Its GPU behavior has not been run on GPU, as the PR description states. The reviewed head's DeepPotTF.cc output was truncated before the session configuration, so visible-device handling in the TensorFlow path is not fully verified.
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Either (a) extend the rank-local GPU selection to the TensorFlow backend, so that each rank restricts TensorFlow session device visibility to its assigned GPU before TensorFlow creates devices, and add a TensorFlow multi-GPU LAMMPS or C++ probe that shows GPU 0 has no context on rank 1; or (b) get maintainers to confirm that [#4171] covers only the PyTorch backend and update the link or issue scope accordingly. Also run the NativeSpinPTExpt path on a multi-GPU node, as the PR description requests.
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Reviewed draft head 5532e79536ee314aeea2a90a79f241a16afbe51d with three independent full subagent reviews. Two P2 initialization issues remain inline: raw runtime preselection is keyed to the DeePMD toolkit rather than LibTorch's GPU capability, and the exportable initializers mutate device state before rejecting unsupported in-memory content. The intended selection-before-op-load ordering is otherwise consistent across the five PT initialization paths. Several C++ and wheel checks are currently failing/cancelled and need investigation after the fixes. Because this PR was opened by the active njzjz-bot account, this is a comment-only review rather than a self-request-changes event.
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Gate raw runtime device preselection on LibTorch GPU support and reject unsupported in-memory PT2 content before device or operator-library side effects.
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Found a new ROCm regression in the follow-up LibTorch capability guard; the inline finding needs a fix before merge. I attempted REQUEST_CHANGES, but GitHub rejected it because the authenticated account (njzjz-bot) is also the PR author, so this is a comment-only review rather than a formal blocking review.
Validation: checked DeePMD's CMake detection against PyTorch's TorchConfig.cmake.in, where TORCH_CUDA_LIBRARIES is populated inside USE_CUDA. Compiled the exact current preselection helper against a two-device runtime stub: TENSORFLOW_USE_ROCM=1 with DEEPMD_TORCH_HAS_GPU=0 reports gpu_id=1 for rank 1 but leaves the runtime on device 0, with zero device-selection calls. Enabling the capability selects device 1. This is a control-flow reproduction, not a hardware ROCm run.
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Draft/self-review note: this head still has a ROCm device-selection blocker. DEEPMD_TORCH_HAS_GPU is derived from the CUDA-only DEEPMD_TORCH_HAS_CUDA, so a HIP/ROCm LibTorch build can still bypass the rank-local DPSetDevice path even though a GPU backend is present. The PR is draft and authored by the executing account, so I am leaving this substantive comment rather than APPROVE/REQUEST_CHANGES.
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- Around line 59-61: In the LibTorch-only fallback, set the current CUDA device
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Select the rank GPU in NativeSpinPTExpt::init before loading ops.
This PR routes the other PT and PT-exportable model init paths through preselect_torch_device. NativeSpinPTExpt::init is not in that set. For a native-spin .pt2 archive without has_comm_artifact, the spin plugin routes the model here. The function then calls deepmd::load_op_library, torch::cuda::device_count(), and torch::cuda::is_available() before any device selection. A nonzero gpu_rank can therefore create a context on GPU 0 instead of its assigned GPU.
The fix needs three changes, not only the helper call. Reject file_content first, then select the device, then load the op library. This matches the order in DeepSpinPTExpt.
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- deepmd::load_op_library(deepmd::DPBackend::PyTorchExportable);
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throw deepmd::deepmd_exception(
"In-memory file_content loading is not supported for .pt2 models. "
"Please provide a file path instead.");
}
- const int gpu_num = torch::cuda::device_count();- gpu_id = (gpu_num > 0) ? (gpu_rank % gpu_num) : 0;- gpu_enabled = torch::cuda::is_available();+ preselect_torch_device(gpu_rank, gpu_id, gpu_enabled);+ deepmd::load_op_library(deepmd::DPBackend::PyTorchExportable);
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Merge current master while retaining its caller-stream support. Reject
unsupported in-memory archives before device initialization, then select
the rank-local device before loading exportable custom operators.
Validation: nine CMake capability cases; real CPU compilation of
NativeSpinPTExpt, DeepPotPTExpt and DeepTensorPT with GCC 13.3/Torch 2.13;
an executable CPU helper probe; full Ruff 0.16 and whitespace checks.
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Re-reviewed the NativeSpin initialization path and corrected the remaining outside-diff finding from review 5680201278. The current validation and GPU limitation are recorded inline.
Add a regression check that GPU 0 has no primary context after preselection.
SelectsRankLocalRuntimeDevice sets device 0 as the current device before it calls preselect_torch_device. Its assertions check gpu_id, the current device index, and one allocation on device 1. None of these assertions detects a primary context on GPU 0. A change that creates that context during preselection would still pass every assertion.
The in-process test cannot isolate this behavior, because its own setup makes device 0 current first. Other tests in the same binary may also activate device 0. Run the check in a child process that never sets device 0. The child process should call preselect_torch_device and then verify that device 1 is selected and GPU 0 has no primary context. Whether setting device 0 as current creates a primary context depends on the runtime. The check should observe that state directly and not assume it.
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Extend SelectsRankLocalRuntimeDevice with an isolated child-process check that
calls preselect_torch_device without first setting device 0 current, then
verifies device 1 is selected and directly observes that GPU 0 has no primary
context. Use the project’s established mechanism for observing primary-context
state, and base the assertion on that observation rather than assuming device
selection creates a context.
Require a toolkit-backed device preselection runtime to match LibTorch. Reject CUDA toolkit with HIP LibTorch and ROCm toolkit with CUDA LibTorch while retaining CPU-only and toolkit-disabled combinations. Cover all nine configuration combinations.
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Select the rank-local GPU before PyTorch availability queries and custom-op loading can create a default context. All six PT/PT-exportable model initialization paths use the shared helper.
GPU capability comes from the linked LibTorch: CUDA libraries or its
torch_hiptarget. When DeePMD's toolkit is disabled, GPU LibTorch selects the device through its generic device registry without CUDA/HIP headers. CPU-only LibTorch retains its Torch fallback even when DeePMD is configured with a GPU toolkit.Validation:
Fixes #4171.
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NativeSpin follow-up and master integration
Re-review found that NativeSpinPTExpt still bypassed the shared preselection helper. a1c1d35 fixes that sixth path: reject unsupported file_content first, select the rank-local device, then load exportable operators. The master integration preserves its caller-stream support.
Current local validation: nine CMake capability cases passed; NativeSpinPTExpt.cc, DeepPotPTExpt.cc and DeepTensorPT.cc compiled with GCC 13.3 and real PyTorch 2.13 CPU headers/libraries; an executable preselect_torch_device(7) probe returned gpu_id=0 and gpu_enabled=false on CPU-only LibTorch. Full Ruff 0.16 lint/format and whitespace checks passed. The earlier GPU measurements above cover the original five paths; this new NativeSpin path has not been rerun on GPU. Full CI and GPU context verification remain required.
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Commit 8a684e4 rejects CUDA toolkit + HIP LibTorch and ROCm toolkit + CUDA LibTorch at configure time, so early device selection uses the same runtime as LibTorch. CPU-only LibTorch, no-toolkit builds and matching GPU combinations remain supported.
All nine configuration combinations pass their expected outcomes; the two mismatches fail before this fix. An independent reviewer repeated the matrix and verified the actual PyTorch 2.11/2.13 CMake exports. The real CPU native configuration and preselection executable still pass. Ruff, formatting and cmake-format 0.6.13 pass. Actual CUDA/HIP execution and fresh-process primary-context observation remain unverified locally.
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